SUPPRESSION OF ROTYLENCHULUS RENIFORMIS BY CROTALARIA JUNCEA , BRASSICA NAPUS , AND TAGETES ERECTA

By Koon-Hui Wang, B. Sipes, D. Schmitt. 2001

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• Nematode community changes associated with decomposition of Crotalaria juncea amendment in litterbags (2004, background): “On the other hand, because sunn hemp produces allelopathic compounds toxic to plant-parasitic nematodes (Fassuliotis and Skucas, 1969; Wang et al., 2001), questions arise about effects of sunn hemp amendment on nematodes involved in decomposition and the duration of these effects.”
• Phytochemical biopesticides: some recent developments (2017, background): “For example T. erecta reportedly suppressed population dynamics of the reniformnematodeR. reniformis (Wang et al. 2001), and Tagetes patula controlled Pratylenchus pene- trans population in field (Pudasaini et al. 2006).”